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The best offense is a good defense, especially when it comes to protecting your research. Building research integrity into your workflow helps you establish a reliable record of your methods and decisions. With practical checkpoints throughout the research process, you can confidently explain how you reached your conclusions and demonstrate the credibility of your finding...


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Available data isn’t the same as usable. For open data to support verification, reproducibility, and future discovery, others need to find it, understand it, access it appropriately, and know how it can be reused. From planning and documentation to discoverability and clear reuse permissions, these five practical steps will help you prepare research data that others can u...


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Open science works best when it’s practiced in the spirit of science itself. Incremental choices, made by humans, evolving into something bigger. Including open science principles into your workflow can make a long road to publication seem longer, but we’ve put together a guide about how to make open science manageable one choice at a time.

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Coated and uncoated PVC panels (top), which encountered bacterial growth after being placed in the Chesapeake Bay (bottom, left). The bacteria were then assayed and their genetics studied (bottom, center and right). Credit: Kenan P. Fears

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13, 2026 — Marine bacteria have evolved to bypass the copper-based coatings placed under ships to stop the growth of barna...


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The 2026 Nobel Prize in physics was awarded to Francis Halzen “for decisive contributions to the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and the discovery of high-energy neutrinos of astrophysical origin.”

In 1988, Halzen proposed what ultimately became the IceCube Neutrino Observatory, a detector for capturing ghostlike messengers buried 2 kilometers beneath Antarctic ice, openi...


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